Appealing to the modern spirited traveller looking for authenticity, originality and convenience, tommie Hollywood has opened its doors in the very midst of this celebrated Los Angeles location.
The property, which joins the JdV by Hyatt brand, offers 212 guest rooms across nine floors along with 15,000 square feet of dynamic food and beverage space including KA’TEEN, the hotel’s feature restaurant by celebrated chef Wes Avila, and Desert 5 Spot, top of page, a 7,000 sq-ft rooftop pool and lounge.
This highly anticipated project is owned by Relevant Group in collaboration with Steinberg Hart for architecture and interior design from Studio Collective with Ten Five Hospitality managing food and beverage operations.
The feel of the hotel is midcentury modern, inspired by the Los Angeles case study homes of the late 1950s and 1960s. Exposed structural steel post columns, natural white oak, natural stone, blackened steel, and hand-made ceramics accompany time-worn furnishings.
tommie Hollywood, above, has an inviting lobby, below, with an expansive fireplace and hand-carved wood relief artwork
An inviting sun-drenched lobby welcomes guests, accompanied by an expansive, steel-clad fireplace and enormous hand-carved wood relief artwork.
The mid-century modern touches are evident throughout with the use of resilient natural materials such as stone pavers, teak and cedar wood plank finishes and blackened steel hardware, that will weather naturally over time. Comfortable, eclectic furnishings complete the lush garden setting and bring forth charming dining experiences to create a social oasis within the city.
Each bedroom offers floor-to-ceiling windows to let in a wash of natural light and extend views of the city or a dramatic vantage point of the famed Hollywood Hills.
The hotel’s 212 guest rooms are spread across nine floors, all with impressive city views
tommie Hollywood also has seven one-bedroom 388 sq-ft suites on the top floor, each featuring a separate well-appointed living area, 12-ft ceilings, impressive city views, a sitting area and one king bed.
Located adjacent to the new Thompson Hollywood as well as iconic city landmarks including the Sunset Strip, Hollywood Walk of Fame, Runyon Canyon, Griffith Observatory and the Capitol Records Building, tommie Hollywood sits at the very nexus of the city’s bustling technology and entertainment industries.
The property also features Hyatt’s first digital check-in experience, allowing guests to conveniently use their phone to create a room key at the designated key station in the lobby and seamlessly access their room.
Rates are from $150 per night.
